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Gio Bernard: By the Numbers


It was assumed heading into this season that running back would put up some ridiculous rushing numbers. Unfortunately, a knee injury has limited Bernard to doing less during the first 4-5 games of the season than he may have otherwise. That makes his current rushing total and what he may end up with all the more stunning. After eight games here is what Bernard's rushing stats look like: (Tar Heel Blog)

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